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Brent Venables Quotes
«Whether or not he's ready, it's irrelevant because he's going to play. There's a pecking order of what you have going into the year. He was where he was and now he is where he is. I feel comfortable with Alan and he'll be capable of helping us.»
Author: Brent Venables
«[Freshman] Alan Davis is in the mix now, and one or both of the two freshmen will have to step up. They'll have to play.»
Author: Brent Venables
«I thought it was okay, pretty good. We pressured a lot from different places. As far as a straight four-man rush, in passing situations, it's hard to gauge that right now. We'll have to see.»
Author: Brent Venables
«We'll find the guys that want to play and want to prepare. This is a long season, so we have to make these guys respond.»
Author: Brent Venables
«This was a great win for us. I think this was about as good as we've played against a pretty good opponent.»
Author: Brent Venables
«You've got to do a good job of disguising what you do without confusing yourself.»
Author: Brent Venables
«Athletically he is as good as they come, ... But he's not where he needs to be as a player.»
Author: Brent Venables
«You're very concerned about tackling him and being in all the right fits. He's smallish back there, so you kind of lose sight of him. He's a fabulous player.»
Author: Brent Venables
«Athletically he is as good as they come. But he's not where he needs to be as a player.»
Author: Brent Venables
«They can expose you athletically without proper technique. That's what well-coached teams do.»
Author: Brent Venables